Casasanvito
The association promotes 6 months of artist residencies each year (April–June and September–November), with the goal of hosting 2 artists per month.
Artists will stay on the main floor of an 18th-century frescoed palazzo, with access to:
- a private bedroom and bathroom
- a shared space with a library, kitchen, and relaxation area
-a 40-square-meter studio to be shared with another artist
The residency is open to all forms of art and aims to establish a cultural and artistic hub in the Marche region.
During their month-long stay, each artist is expected to donate one work to the association. Once a year exhibitions will be organized by our curator to showcase selected works.
Throughout the year, the association also organizes additional activities, including:
- Networking and fundraising events
- Open studios to connect artists with the local community
- Workshops
Via Cavour 15
60037 Monte San Vito AN
Italy
Residency Program Information
Residency Program Summary
Application Information
You can apply to the residency through this link.
We request:
- The reason why you apply/brief motivation letter
- A PDF Portfolio
- Link to IG or Website (not compulsory)
- Proof of payment
Fees and support
The application fee of 25 euros. It can be paid by:
- Paypal Link
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Bank transfer: IBAN: IT98 K030 3221 2000 1000 1123 212 ; Credem Banca ; Beneficiary: CASASANVITO; Swift: BACRIT21130
What’s included?
During your stay, we’ll provide you with a bedroom with a private bathroom inside the residency. You will have monthly utilities covered, basic production supplies and a 35 sqm atelier shared with another artist. You will have access to a shared small kitchen and common space.
What’s not covered?
You’ll need to arrange and cover travel, meals, artwork’s return shipping, and any additional production supplies. It is suggested to come directly with your own car. If needed, you will be picked up at the Ancona Airport or Ancona Train Station.
Accessibility
Housing & Accomodation
Artists will stay on the main floor of an 18th-century frescoed palazzo, with access to:
– a private bedroom and bathroom
– a shared space with a library, kitchen, and relaxation area
-a 40-square-meter studio to be shared with another artist